Enemy
Enemy noun - One that is hostile toward another.
Restrictive and enemy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Restrictive" instead an adjective "Enemy".
Restrictive
Restrictive adjective - Serving to restrict.
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Enemy and restrictive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Enemy" instead an adjective "Restrictive".
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Invaded States of America can count too when the nation goes dictatorial to protect against the enemy, or if the invaded sections are under a restrictive foreign government.
Source: Oppressive States of America -
The show also lacks a traditional villain as the enemy is the sexism, restrictive traditions of medicine and biases of their society.
Source: Series / Masters of Sex -
In Red Tails, Colonel Bullard lays it down for his men when they protest their restrictive orders to stay with the heavies if the enemy fighters try to flee.
Source: Escort Mission
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